Top Kabukicho Food & Drink Classes

You can enjoy the experience of making takoyaki with your family and friends. In the heart of Shinjuku, Kabukicho You can make and eat hot, delicious takoyaki at this restaurant. Combine takoyaki ingredients and cook them in a takoyaki cooker. Be sure to try the finishing sauces, mayonnaise, and bonito flakes! Two people can use one takoyaki cooker. You can make up to 12 takoyaki per person.

You can enjoy the ramen making experience by yourself or with friends and family. Have fun while learning about Japanese ramen in the heart of Shinjuku. You can skip the process of making noodles and soup from scratch and enjoy delicious meals easily. (Ramen soup contains pork, chicken, and beef soup.)

Have you always wanted to try Japanese whisky but never had the chance? This experience is for you! Whether you're a beginner or a connoisseur, you'll enjoy testing the different types of Japanese whisky: Yamazaki, Hakushu and Hibiki all at once! The experience takes place in one of Kabukicho's most popular bars: Fantastic Lounge, with its unique, baroque decor and warm, euphoric atmosphere. The bar is very popular with locals and regularly receives very good reviews from Japanese in Google Review. In this Japanese whiskey course, you will have the chance to taste some of Japan's most popular whiskies, starting with Yamazaki, Japan's oldest distillery. You will appreciate the deep, delicate taste of these whiskies. Don’t hesitate to talk directly to the bartender and ask any question you may have! You won't regret this unique experience!

What makes this class special is the chef's live performances: a sea bream filleting demonstration performed right in front of you, and a wagyu beef nigiri show where the beef is seared tableside with a torch. You'll also make the restaurant founder's original California roll recipe, something you won't find anywhere else. The venue features a live fish tank, so you can see the fish before it becomes your sushi — a genuine, hands-on experience led by a skilled itamae in the heart of Kabukicho.